The Department of Economics organized a thought-provoking student seminar on the 30th of September, 2024, centered on the theme "India@2030: India's Aspiration to Become a $5 Trillion Economy." This ambitious and crucial topic delves into India's vision for its economic future, a goal strongly advocated by the government and policymakers. The event took place at 2:00 PM and was chaired by the distinguished Dr. R. Balayya, a renowned expert in economics. The session was attended by all lecturers of the department and witnessed an enthusiastic participation of students from various courses, including B.A. EHP (Economics, History, Political Science), HETTM (History, Economics, Tourism & Travel Management), Economics (Honours), and Rural Development (Honours). The seminar offered a platform for students to share their perspectives, showcase research, and discuss critical insights regarding the topic.
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DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
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The Student Seminar on "India@2030: India's Aspiration to Become a $5 Trillion Economy," organized by the Department of Economics on 30th September 2024, yielded a range of insightful outcomes. Students from B.A. EHP, HETTM, Economics (Honours), and Rural Development (Honours) provided diverse perspectives on key growth drivers, such as technological innovation, agricultural reforms, and industrial expansion, while also addressing the importance of sustainability, digital transformation, and global trade dynamics. They emphasized the need for inclusive economic policies, labor market reforms, and enhanced infrastructure to sustain high GDP growth, while recognizing challenges like income inequality, climate change, and geopolitical risks. The session concluded that achieving the $5 trillion goal requires a multifaceted, balanced approach, combining structural reforms, rural development, and robust international engagement.
